A composition that explains how to do something or how something happens is called illustrative writing.
True or False
Answer (2)
The statement regarding illustrative writing is false; it actually refers to the use of examples rather than explaining how something happens. The correct term for a composition that explains processes is expository writing. Illustrative writing enriches content with narratives and examples, aiding in reader comprehension. ;
The statement is false; illustrative writing focuses on examples, while expository writing explains processes clearly. Expository writing provides detailed instructions and factual information about how something occurs. Illustrative writing enriches these explanations with anecdotes and examples but does not serve the same purpose.
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